Archie Moses
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Please quote it.
I still have the ball.
You're still on the fringe of the left's balls and that's why you're salty.
Alex Jones and Social Media Censorship
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Please quote it.
I still have the ball.
You're still on the fringe of the left's balls and that's why you're salty.
jazzrule
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If spitting is ruled as simple assault milkshaking clearly is.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/mobile.reuters.com/article/amp/idUSN0727718920070309
https://www.google.com/amp/s/mobile.reuters.com/article/amp/idUSN0727718920070309
I found your reply succinct, irrefutable, and with a level of eloquence I could not describe.
Archie Moses
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So I downloaded the podcast between Rogan and Weinstein last night. I drove my motorcycle to Topaz Mountain today (highly recommend) and listened to this podcast entirely. I highly, highly, recommend listening to this whole podcast. It's so enlightening, thought provoking and, well, listenable.
I feel like people like the antifa and the alt right are the fringe. I feel like to many, this is a game as envisioned in their mind from reading **** online and they don't know how to differentiate real life from internet life while they call themselves woke.
Love Weinstein's thoughts on tests. I can't spell worth **** and my brain is always steps a head of what I'm thinking. Creative intelligence is brilliance. Love Weinstein's weird, honest, level headed story. Gonna check out his Portal podcast.
**** the fringe. Haha. What a bunch of "larpers."
I feel like people like the antifa and the alt right are the fringe. I feel like to many, this is a game as envisioned in their mind from reading **** online and they don't know how to differentiate real life from internet life while they call themselves woke.
Love Weinstein's thoughts on tests. I can't spell worth **** and my brain is always steps a head of what I'm thinking. Creative intelligence is brilliance. Love Weinstein's weird, honest, level headed story. Gonna check out his Portal podcast.
**** the fringe. Haha. What a bunch of "larpers."
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Archie Moses
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I rarely laugh, but this did the trick.
Red
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Well, at least according to this law firm, throwing a liquid at someone can be considered assault. In this example, the context is domestic, but the definition of assault and battery is not exclusive to domestic contexts, obviously....
https://www.taylorlawco.com/blog/domestic-assault-and-battery--it-does-not-take-much.cfm
"It does not take a whole lot to get an assault charge. The law defines assault and battery as an unwanted touching that is done in a rude or angry manner. It can be as simple as shoving someone, blocking their way, spitting on them, grabbing someone's arm, throwing something (liquid or otherwise) at them, or even grabbing something out of their hand. Assault and Battery does not always mean someone was hit or punched. Remember, it does not take much."
I am not of this generation. Obviously.
I suppose thinking bad thoughts about someone can now be considered "assault". But only if you have the power.... like Hillary can call over half of the US population "deplorables" while "calling all immigrants" the hope of America. If a settled US citizen objects, it's racism, pure and simple. "Off with his Head", as Hillary's mentor, the Queen of Wonderland, would say.
Back in the day, "spitballs", made of chewed, spittle-soaked paper, were a joke only a Hall Monitor could frown at.
In China today.... which clearly has no tradition of Freedom of Speech.... your social media offerings are subject to scrutiny by State authority, which cannot be challenged for docking you of your social credits and relegating you.... for mere comments online….not just "to the back of the bus" but deny you access to any sit on public transit..
And, of course, this is "social progress" we should emulate here in the savage, uncivilized backwaters and boondocks of America.
Nobody can, in politically-correct terms, call out ethnic Chinese here in the US who in all seriousness call themselves "The Master Race".
"Racism" is a privileged term that only Progressives can use, of course.
People who say "bad stuff" like Alex Jones, have no place today in "Polite Society"..... well "Politically Correct Society".
But no matter what a "privileged" person may say or do, you cannot comment against it unless you have the power elites smiling and encouraging you to pop off with it.
In my philosophy classes at the great "University" of the bygone era, we studied something called "The Arrogance of Power"..... the stuff that tyrants live and breathe.
If you have the power, and use it, you have the right to dispose of whoever is not compliant.
The Progressive Crusade has now claimed full authority over mankind... if you keep on dreaming about the culmination of the campaign in social justice, you are cheering for a brave new world equivalent to the Dark Ages of medieval Europe/West Asia, where subjugation to state authority of one kind or another was essential to survival, to life itself.
I suppose thinking bad thoughts about someone can now be considered "assault". But only if you have the power.... like Hillary can call over half of the US population "deplorables" while "calling all immigrants" the hope of America. If a settled US citizen objects, it's racism, pure and simple. "Off with his Head", as Hillary's mentor, the Queen of Wonderland, would say.
Back in the day, "spitballs", made of chewed, spittle-soaked paper, were a joke only a Hall Monitor could frown at.
In China today.... which clearly has no tradition of Freedom of Speech.... your social media offerings are subject to scrutiny by State authority, which cannot be challenged for docking you of your social credits and relegating you.... for mere comments online….not just "to the back of the bus" but deny you access to any sit on public transit..
And, of course, this is "social progress" we should emulate here in the savage, uncivilized backwaters and boondocks of America.
Nobody can, in politically-correct terms, call out ethnic Chinese here in the US who in all seriousness call themselves "The Master Race".
"Racism" is a privileged term that only Progressives can use, of course.
People who say "bad stuff" like Alex Jones, have no place today in "Polite Society"..... well "Politically Correct Society".
But no matter what a "privileged" person may say or do, you cannot comment against it unless you have the power elites smiling and encouraging you to pop off with it.
In my philosophy classes at the great "University" of the bygone era, we studied something called "The Arrogance of Power"..... the stuff that tyrants live and breathe.
If you have the power, and use it, you have the right to dispose of whoever is not compliant.
The Progressive Crusade has now claimed full authority over mankind... if you keep on dreaming about the culmination of the campaign in social justice, you are cheering for a brave new world equivalent to the Dark Ages of medieval Europe/West Asia, where subjugation to state authority of one kind or another was essential to survival, to life itself.
Red
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https://www.aljazeera.com/amp/news/...mber-proud-boys-dc-rally-190706205542468.html
"On the other side of the barricades, rally attendees listened to speeches from far-right media personalities, who talked about how they have been affected by social media bans and outlined strategies for fighting the left in the US. Although speakers at the Demand Free Speech rally frequently railed against the "violence" they feared from leftist protesters, the rhetoric they employed often referred to using violence and the need to remain aggressive in the face of left-wing activists.
"The left must be made to fear you…[with] massive brutal retaliation for the slightest of perceived insults," disgraced writer and former Breitbart News editor Milo Yiannopoulos told an audience of about 200 people."
"On the other side of the barricades, rally attendees listened to speeches from far-right media personalities, who talked about how they have been affected by social media bans and outlined strategies for fighting the left in the US. Although speakers at the Demand Free Speech rally frequently railed against the "violence" they feared from leftist protesters, the rhetoric they employed often referred to using violence and the need to remain aggressive in the face of left-wing activists.
"The left must be made to fear you…[with] massive brutal retaliation for the slightest of perceived insults," disgraced writer and former Breitbart News editor Milo Yiannopoulos told an audience of about 200 people."
Except on those rare occasions where Chinese people refers to themselves as such out loud.
Perhaps if Jones committed less libel, he would not be facing such issues.
